1. Current approach
GuestPost uses cookies or similar browser storage when required for authentication, security, session continuity, account recovery, and essential service operation. The public marketing site is not intended to depend on advertising cookies.
2. Essential storage
Essential storage can maintain a signed-in session, protect a request, preserve a security state, remember a necessary account context, or complete an authentication or recovery flow. Disabling it can prevent sign-in or other protected functionality.
3. Security and reliability telemetry
The service may send technical error, performance, and security events to an authorized monitoring provider. These events are used to diagnose failures, detect abuse, and protect service reliability rather than to create advertising profiles.
4. Third-party workflows
Authentication, payment, payout, or authorized integration providers can set their own essential cookies when you visit their hosted pages. Their policies govern storage on their domains.
5. Non-essential analytics or advertising
If GuestPost introduces non-essential analytics, personalization, or advertising storage in a jurisdiction that requires consent, the site must provide the required notice and choice before activating it. This Policy must be updated to identify the categories and providers.
6. Controls
Browser settings can remove or block cookies. Blocking essential storage may sign you out or make authenticated services unavailable. Contact privacy@guestpost.cc with questions about browser storage.